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Global investors have moved out of equities into cash ahead of an expected U.S. Fed rate hike, according to June’s BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey (FMS). Investors have also shown concern about a Greek default and a possible bubble in Chinese equities as they have scaled back risk. Cash levels rise to 4.9 percent

Merrill Lynch today announced that it has added sustainable impact multi-asset class portfolios to its expanding platform of impact portfolios to serve clients interested in using their investment capital for positive social and environmental purposes. Additionally, the firm will provide its 14,000 financial advisors new resources to help clients understand the impact of their investments

Two out of three Americans (66 percent) expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that people with the most time to prepare for retirement – Gen Xers

Nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of Phoenix respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (60 percent) of retirees in

Nearly six in 10 (58 percent) South Florida respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (62 percent) of

Over three out of five (62 percent) Orange County respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (70 percent)

Over two-thirds (68 percent) of New Jersey respondents expect to be stressed about finances in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that despite feelings of stress from area pre-retirees, New Jersey retirees show

Almost seven out of 10 (68 percent) Los Angeles respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (65 percent)

Three out of four (75 percent) Dallas-Fort Worth respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (64 percent) of

About two-thirds (66 percent) of Chicago respondents expect to be stressed about money in retirement based on how they are currently saving, according to a new survey released today by Bank of America and Merrill Edge. The latest Merrill Edge(R) Report reveals that while non-retirees are anticipating stress, the majority (53 percent) of retirees in

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